Robert Jenrick Becomes Latest Big-Name Tory To Defect To Reform UK

Robert Jenrick Becomes Latest Big-Name Tory To Defect To Reform UK

Robert Jenrick when he was running to be Tory leader. Robert Jenrick has become the latest big-name Tory to defect to Reform UK. On a day of high drama at Westminster, the former cabinet minister jumped ship after being sacked as shadow justice secretary by Kemi Badenoch after she got wind of his double-dealing. This is a breaking news story and will be updated. Follow HuffPost UK on Twitter , Facebook and Instagram .

Thomas Tuchel says England players’ social skills as vital as talent at World Cup

Thomas Tuchel says England players’ social skills as vital as talent at World Cup

Manager stresses squad harmony crucial at tournament Two friendlies in March to come before naming squad Thomas Tuchel stressed talent alone is not enough to make his World Cup squad as the right “social skills” and personality will be needed for England to stand a chance of glory this summer. It is just five months until the back-to-back Euros runners-up kick-off their quest for success in North America with their Group L opener against Croatia in Dallas. Tuchel only has two March friendlies before naming his squad for the tournament, having qualified impressively during an autumn when he spoke of building a “brotherhood” capable of beating the best. Continue reading...

Razor’s All Blacks lacked sharp edge but sacking Robertson does not guarantee revival | Robert Kitson

Razor’s All Blacks lacked sharp edge but sacking Robertson does not guarantee revival | Robert Kitson

There is still time before 2027 World Cup to rescue the drooping silver fern but rebuilding an international team is hard and New Zealand’s aura has faded As a keen surfer Scott Robertson is well aware how abruptly situations can change. One minute you are riding the perfect wave, the next you’re being dumped from a great height and having your world tipped upside down. Which is essentially how “Razor” will now be feeling after being ousted as All Blacks head coach barely two years into his tenure. On the surface he was everything New Zealand rugby could have wished for. The serial domestic winner who had guided the Crusaders to seven successive Super rugby titles, the empathetic everyman with the break-dancing skills to match. If anyone could connect with younger generations and encourage everyone to fall in love with the ABs again, surely he was da man? Continue reading...